Board and programs

WINDSONG PICTURES PROGRAMS
The work of Windsong Pictures is enhanced through hands-on cinematic learning experiences for students. Barriers are broken down that isolate learning and integrate skills from many disciplines to address contemporary and period social issues through this highly creative art form.
Students create, write, cast, film, edit, and produce full length feature and short motion pictures involving thousands of students and adult community members.

FILM CAMP
Summer Session in June.

The Windsong Summer Film Camp is sponsored by Windsong Pictures, Inc. for middle school & high school students.

The Film Camp is an extensive program to teach students how to make their own movies. Working directly with a professional staff, students learn: script writing, team building, production organization, casting, costuming, acting, directing, cinematography, audio engineering, editing and more.

State of the Art Professional Cameras
Edit on "Final Cut Pro " (Preferred by Professionals)

For Information & Registration Contact:
Windsong Pictures
(260) 348-5510 or
Windsong71@comcast.net

SEE FAVORITE LINKS for more information

FEATURE LENGTH FILM PRODUCTION:
Windsong Pictures, Inc. has been a nonprofit educational motion picture company since 1975 acquiring status as an Indiana Corporation in 1999 and federal recognition in 2001. All films and media that it produces meets and established criteria. Windsong will not produce movies that demean, discriminate or illicit sex or graphic violence.
The Feature Length Film Production Program is for both advanced students and adult Cinephiles from local community and people from the locations where the film is shot across the country. Students provide leadership, mentor new cinephiles and take responsibility for the production from inception to screening and distribution.

WINDSONG PICTURES IN PRODUCTION FOR 2005

"SPREADING WINGS":
This feature length film centers around Jules, a 13 year-old girl, played by Melanie Lubs, who is fascinated with aviation since her grandfather is a pilot. In the course of the film, Jules meets Amelia Earhart, played by Stacie Munsie, her heroine, and they take to the skies together in the famous Lockheed Electra in 1937.

"ALICE IN WONDERLAND"
This is a contemporary version of the timeless classic by Lewis Carroll starring Lorry Plasterer as Alice and Aaron Mann at the White Rabbit as Alice ventures through the curious, nonsensical world of Wonderland.

"FINDNG HOME"
A drama short, this film embraces the life and struggle of a young woman, starring Emily Hughes, as she faces challenges that she can't always control when her mother dies and her long lost father returns.

"INDIANA AVIATION HEROES"
This documentary features Amelia Earhart, internationally known aviatrix Margaret Ringenberg, aerial photographer Bill Jones and Tuskegee Airman Harry Leavell.

"MOTHERS WITH HONOR"
Two women were on opposite sides of the world during World War II. As a result of their upbringing and war experiences they became role models for their children and all they touch. The story features Army med tech Germaine Miller and Holocaust survivor Doris Fogel. Their moving stories are sure to touch the hearts of every American.

"CELEBRATED EQUESTRIANS "
The magnificent performance of the award- winning equestrian team was captured in all its beauty and splendor by Windsong Pictures. The picture highlights the talented riders: Dakota Helms, Liz Leffers, Kellie Donnelly, Rachel Weldon, Kate Donnelly , Katarena Floyd and their gifted horses along with alternates Brittany Bernier and Molli Miller.
The Color Guard will appear on the televsion program " Calling All Angels" hosted by Sandra Lynch, in regional parades and special events and at the 6th Annual International Windsong Film Festival and the Windsong Student Film Festival.

All productions were released in March, 2005 at the 6th Annual International Windsong Film Festival for 2005.

STUDENT PROGRAMS
THE ACADEMY PROGRAM
This program allows Windsong staff and production crews to go directly into schools to train students and teachers how to operate A/V equipment. The students who work in the program also produces student short films and documentaries using Windsong equipment with the support of the Windsong staff and crews.

EDUCATIONAL VIDEO PRODUCTION
This program creates learning experiences though video production by students for students. Windsong uses its volunteer staff for the guidance in this program.

INTERNATIONAL WINDSONG FILM FESTIVAL
Festivals began in 2000 and is an opportunty to screen independent family friendly pictures from around the world. This is a chance for students to view and show their movies and others for others to view cinematic techniques and styles. Students and general public also get an opportunity to meet with directors, writers and actors who participate in the event.

THE ART OF MOTION PICTURE MAGIC
The program fosters cinematic literacy in an age when movie and television screens are loaded with visual images. This program can be held at a teachers discretion in a school or other community site. The program provides technical information regarding equipment and issues about how to make a movie.

NOTE: Windsong Pictures highly recommends staying at the Beachcomber, Waterfront or Chippewa Motels in Mackinaw City, Michigan. Contact Bill or Sarah or Laurie at: 1-800-968-1383

DISCOVERY EXPO PROGRAM
[ Title inspired by David Brune, EHS Salutatorian 2004
in 1997 - We are Proud of you David]
This is a hands-on learning experience conducted by Windsong staff in schools throughout the United States. The foundation of the program is based upon historical period films produced by Windsong.

Windsong pictures, Inc - Windsong71@comcast.net

WINDSONG PICTURES BOARD MEMBERS and PROGRAMS
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Windsong Pictures, Inc Board Members WINDSONG EXECUTIVE STAFF Director and Executive Producer - Michael Floyd Technical Director and Producer - David Habig Co-Founder - Robert H. Parsons Michael Floyd, President Martin Tierney, Vice President Tom Bishop, Secrtary Michelle Tribolet, Treasurer Beverly Lubs Steven Carr Alice Chitwood Karen Morton Anthony Anderson
Picture Achievements Since 1995 16 feature Films 34 short films 20 documentaries 65 Educational Productions 178 Discovery expos at school sites 7 International and Student Film Festivals Involving People from 38 states 40,000 students 300 schools 40 Colleges or universities 20,000 adults Over 200 State, National or International Awards Reach Out, Touch Others & Make a Difference MICHILIMACKINAC DISCOVERY EXPO COMING IN 2007 Teachers & Home School Parents Contact Windsong Pictures for Exciting Details about the 2007 Discovery Expo Step back into the year 1775 on the frontier wilderness Living History brought to life! WINDSONG PICTURES FILMS AVAILABLEr Contact: Windsong Pictures A Nonprofit Educational Motion Picture Company Since 1975 Winner of over 200 State, National & International Educational Awards Windsong71@comcast.net (260)348-5510 NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM: Windsong Pictures has designed a traveling program to help students understand the history, culture and spiritual way of life of the Native Americans. This program is a hands on learning experience which includes skills, games and crafts of the Native Americans. “HOW TO MAKE A MOVIE” A Brief History of Motion Pictures from the Magic Lantern to 24P Project Based Learning Cinematic Elements from Establishment to C.G. Storyline through the Eye of the Camera Cinematography Techniques Special Effects Creating Sound Effects & More For information contact Windsong Pictures at: Windsong71@comcast.net or (260) 348-5510 COMMUNITY SERVICE Windsong's vision "to reach out, touch others, and make a difference" says it all for the aspect of community service. Windsong works locally with Sertoma International, Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation, St. Marys Soup Kitchen, Miss Virginia Mission, Community Harvest Food Bank Cancer Services of Allen County and other nonprofit organizations. Windsong film/video staff and volunteers assist with video productions providing no cost coverage of various events in the community. Windsong staff and volunteers are willing to help others in the production of videos or local filming of events. FUNDING OF WINDSONG PRODUCTIONS Staff of the program is currently on a voluntary basis. None of the staff or crew of Windsong is paid. Grants have paid a role in the funding of this program. Donations, usually in the form of in-kind, help with the program. Such donations as rope, tents, props, lighting equipment, use of buildings and the resources such as janitorial services help in our productions. Windsong tries to maintain a high community profile. Constant contact in the media and news helps us to maintain needed support without much money. As the voluntary staff works in the community people will see many news reports and television programs.			WINDSONG PICTURES PROGRAMS The work of Windsong Pictures is enhanced through hands-on cinematic learning experiences for students. Barriers are broken down that isolate learning and integrate skills from many disciplines to address contemporary and period social issues through this highly creative art form. Students create, write, cast, film, edit, and produce full length feature and short motion pictures involving thousands of students and adult community members. FILM CAMP Summer Session in June. The Windsong Summer Film Camp is sponsored by Windsong Pictures, Inc. for middle school & high school students. The Film Camp is an extensive program to teach students how to make their own movies. Working directly with a professional staff, students learn: script writing, team building, production organization, casting, costuming, acting, directing, cinematography, audio engineering, editing and more. State of the Art Professional Cameras Edit on "Final Cut Pro " (Preferred by Professionals) For Information & Registration Contact: Windsong Pictures (260) 348-5510 or Windsong71@comcast.net SEE FAVORITE LINKS for more information FEATURE LENGTH FILM PRODUCTION: Windsong Pictures, Inc. has been a nonprofit educational motion picture company since 1975 acquiring status as an Indiana Corporation in 1999 and federal recognition in 2001. All films and media that it produces meets and established criteria. Windsong will not produce movies that demean, discriminate or illicit sex or graphic violence. The Feature Length Film Production Program is for both advanced students and adult Cinephiles from local community and people from the locations where the film is shot across the country. Students provide leadership, mentor new cinephiles and take responsibility for the production from inception to screening and distribution. WINDSONG PICTURES IN PRODUCTION FOR 2005 "SPREADING WINGS": This feature length film centers around Jules, a 13 year-old girl, played by Melanie Lubs, who is fascinated with aviation since her grandfather is a pilot. In the course of the film, Jules meets Amelia Earhart, played by Stacie Munsie, her heroine, and they take to the skies together in the famous Lockheed Electra in 1937. "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" This is a contemporary version of the timeless classic by Lewis Carroll starring Lorry Plasterer as Alice and Aaron Mann at the White Rabbit as Alice ventures through the curious, nonsensical world of Wonderland. "FINDNG HOME" A drama short, this film embraces the life and struggle of a young woman, starring Emily Hughes, as she faces challenges that she can't always control when her mother dies and her long lost father returns. "INDIANA AVIATION HEROES" This documentary features Amelia Earhart, internationally known aviatrix Margaret Ringenberg, aerial photographer Bill Jones and Tuskegee Airman Harry Leavell. "MOTHERS WITH HONOR" Two women were on opposite sides of the world during World War II. As a result of their upbringing and war experiences they became role models for their children and all they touch. The story features Army med tech Germaine Miller and Holocaust survivor Doris Fogel. Their moving stories are sure to touch the hearts of every American. "CELEBRATED EQUESTRIANS " The magnificent performance of the award- winning equestrian team was captured in all its beauty and splendor by Windsong Pictures. The picture highlights the talented riders: Dakota Helms, Liz Leffers, Kellie Donnelly, Rachel Weldon, Kate Donnelly , Katarena Floyd and their gifted horses along with alternates Brittany Bernier and Molli Miller. The Color Guard will appear on the televsion program " Calling All Angels" hosted by Sandra Lynch, in regional parades and special events and at the 6th Annual International Windsong Film Festival and the Windsong Student Film Festival. All productions were released in March, 2005 at the 6th Annual International Windsong Film Festival for 2005. STUDENT PROGRAMS THE ACADEMY PROGRAM This program allows Windsong staff and production crews to go directly into schools to train students and teachers how to operate A/V equipment. The students who work in the program also produces student short films and documentaries using Windsong equipment with the support of the Windsong staff and crews. EDUCATIONAL VIDEO PRODUCTION This program creates learning experiences though video production by students for students. Windsong uses its volunteer staff for the guidance in this program. INTERNATIONAL WINDSONG FILM FESTIVAL Festivals began in 2000 and is an opportunty to screen independent family friendly pictures from around the world. This is a chance for students to view and show their movies and others for others to view cinematic techniques and styles. Students and general public also get an opportunity to meet with directors, writers and actors who participate in the event. THE ART OF MOTION PICTURE MAGIC The program fosters cinematic literacy in an age when movie and television screens are loaded with visual images. This program can be held at a teachers discretion in a school or other community site. The program provides technical information regarding equipment and issues about how to make a movie. NOTE: Windsong Pictures highly recommends staying at the Beachcomber, Waterfront or Chippewa Motels in Mackinaw City, Michigan. Contact Bill or Sarah or Laurie at: 1-800-968-1383 DISCOVERY EXPO PROGRAM [ Title inspired by David Brune, EHS Salutatorian 2004 in 1997 - We are Proud of you David] This is a hands-on learning experience conducted by Windsong staff in schools throughout the United States. The foundation of the program is based upon historical period films produced by Windsong.